Close-up insects look like aliens from scary movies

Swedish photographer John Holman, fascinated by insects since childhood, made a name for himself as the first insect photographer. A talented self-taught with a very meticulous and scrupulous approach to photographing, Holman removes these tiny creatures either in the wild or in his impromptu home studio.

His insect portraits are an incredibly detailed look at the personality and anatomy of different types of tiny creatures. Each shot is a tribute to the whole universe of animals, which often go unnoticed. Wherever Holman shoots, he often uses focal styling to emphasize details and details. His work is a fascinating look at the beauty and variety of beetles.

Ever since he began working as an insect photographer, Holman has published several books and is now conducting workshops in Sweden in his amazing and unusual genre.

Tetranathid spider

Megalopygid Butterfly Caterpillar

Ghost

Snipe

Leg spider

Long-legged fly

Long-legged fly

Siberian lyutka

Glitter Wasp

Glitter Wasp

Horse spider

Megalopygid Butterfly Caterpillar

Autumn beetle

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